Mondelez Kinh Do partners with Publicis, Spark and Digitas in Vietnam to bring old family photographs to life through technology

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Mondelez Kinh Do partners with Publicis, Spark and Digitas in Vietnam to bring old family photographs to life through technology

Mondelez Kinh Do has partnered with Publicis, Spark and Digitas in Vietnam to magically bring old family photographs to life for Kinh Do mooncakes, a brand that is synonymous with the “Trung Thu” festival in Vietnam, which takes place on September 21st this year.

 

Using Kinh Do’s new genealogy platform, you can see your ancestors smile, blink and turn their heads as old photos come to life. This charming experience is made possible with deep learning artificial intelligence from D-ID, a leading technology company based in the United Kingdom and Israel – creators of the MyHeritage app.

Simon Crowther, Marketing Director of Mondelez Kinh Do Vietnam, said: “Kinh Do stands for meaningful Vietnamese traditions that bring family together and keep the culture alive. With the pandemic lockdown situation in the country, the festival atmosphere that used to line up the streets with stalls of mooncakes was not attainable this year. Through technology, we are able to bring the spirit of the festival online – testament to the fact that nothing can stop Kinh Do in keeping cultural traditions alive.”

The “Trung Thu” festival has been around for more than 2,000 years and is the second most important festival in the country after Tet (Lunar New Year). It is a time when families come together to celebrate the full moon, when Kinh Do brings mooncakes to millions of Vietnamese.

Unfortunately, Trung Thu has been losing its sheen in recent years as Vietnam moves towards a digitally-driven economy. Kinh Do takes genuine responsibility for keeping meaningful Vietnamese traditions alive, which means reaching a new generation via digital and social channels. The Kinh Do Trung Thu platform also makes it possible to relive family memories in the midst of a lockdown – Vietnam’s strictest since the COVID pandemic began.

Anish Kotian, Deputy Managing Director, Publicis Vietnam, said: “This is a coming together of head, heart and hand in one idea. Activating the Power of One, we formed a group of experts across Publicis Groupe from creatives, data, technology and media to bring the magic of Trung Thu to life.”

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Client Credits
Mondelez Vietnam
Nikhil Rao – Senior Director of Marketing, SEA
Simon Crowther – Associate Director, Marketing Head, Vietnam
Pham Thi Ngoc Tung – Marketing Manager
Nguyen Thi Van Anh – Brand Manager
Nguyen Ha Kieu Anh Assistant Brand Manager
Agency Credits
Publicis Vietnam (Brand Communications)
Lukasz Roszczyc – Groupe CEO
Kate Bayona-Garcia – Managing Director, Publicis Communications
Anish Kotian – Deputy Managing Director
Andy Soong – Executive Creative Director
Chí Nguyện Lê – Creative Director
Lợi Hồ – Associate Creative Director
Raphael Almazan – Art Director
Anh Nguyễn – Copywriter
Chi Nguyễn – Account Director
Phát Phan – Senior Account Executive
Ravi Iyer – Integrated Planning Director
Hương Nguyễn – Planning Manager
Digitas Vietnam (Data and Technology)
Julian Brzoska – General Manager, Digitas
Nguyên Võ – Technical Director
Quân Đỗ – Technical Manager
Huy Trần – Senior Account Manager
Trúc Trần – Senior Content Writer
Hà Huỳnh – Senior UI/UX designer
Spark Vietnam (Media)
Vineeth Dhruvan – Managing Director, Publicis Media
Mayukh Ghosh – Deputy General Manager
Tram Huynh – Senior Business Director
Thuy Tran – Senior Media Planner
Thành Phan – Senior Digital Planner
Bảo Trần – Planning Manager
MSL Vietnam (PR & Social)
Melissa Caranto – Head of Influence & Impact
Phong Lê – PR Lead
Ngọc Đào – Social Associate Lead
Phát Mã – Social Media Manager
Thủy Trần – Jr Art Director
Duyên Phan – Content writer

Mondelez Kinh Do partners with Publicis, Spark and Digitas in Vietnam to bring old family photographs to life through technology Mondelez Kinh Do partners with Publicis, Spark and Digitas in Vietnam to bring old family photographs to life through technology